Srinagar, April 2 -- The government's announcement of a Detailed Project Report for repair and renovation of migrant camps in Jammu, with a cost estimate of over Rs 82 crore, is a significant step in acknowledging the long-standing needs of displaced families. For Kashmiri Pandits and other migrants who left the Valley during the exodus, these camps and transit accommodations have been their reality for more than three decades. What was meant to be temporary relief has become a prolonged arrangement, and the condition of many facilities has deteriorated over time. The move to seek financial concurrence and ensure budgetary provisioning under the CAPEX plan shows that the administration is attempting to address these concerns in a structur...